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sMRT AU10-M Product Brochure

sMRT AU10-M Product Brochure

sMRT AU10-M Product Brochure

Product catalog summary
Overview: The document describes the sMRT AU10-M, a Class-M Maritime Survivor Locating Device (MSLD) designed for man overboard (MOB) situations. It complies with European regulation ECC/DEC/(22)02 and is equipped with AIS and VHF DSC capabilities to alert nearby vessels and update the MOB's location.
Specifications:
  • Dual GNSS: Utilizes both GPS and Galileo receivers for quick location detection.
  • VHF DSC: Automatically alerts nearby vessels via DSC VHF.
  • Frequency: Transmits a 121.5 MHz homing signal.
  • Battery: 6V Li-MnO2 with a minimum life of 12 hours at -20°C and a shelf life of over 3 years at +20°C.
  • Environmental Resistance: IP68 rated, buoyant, and can withstand submersion up to 10 meters.
  • Operating Conditions: Temperature range from -20° to +55°C, humidity up to 95% non-condensing.
Features:
  • Activation: Can be activated manually or automatically upon water immersion.
  • Alarm: Audible alarm to indicate activation and prevent false alarms.
  • Test Functionality: Allows for manual safety checks on power and functionality.
  • Clipping System: Secure attachment options for life jackets.
  • Strobe Light: 15 Candela for visibility.
Regulatory Compliance:
  • Complies with EN 303 132, EN 301 489-22, EN 301 489-1, and other relevant standards.
  • From December 31, 2024, only Class-M compliant devices will be allowed on AIS channels 1 and 2 in compliant countries.
Operational Details:
  • GNSS Update Rate: Every minute.
  • Alerting Radius: Up to 5 nautical miles, depending on antenna height.
  • Transmission Power: Nominal 1W EIRP for AIS and VHF DSC.
  • Activation Time: Automatic activation within 2 seconds of water immersion.
Contact Information: For more details, visit www.smrtsos.com or contact [email protected], +44 (0) 1482 679300.
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sMRT AU10-M Product Brochure-1

AU10-M The sMRT AU10-M is a DSC Class M Maritime Survivor Locating Device (MSLD). Once armed, the device is designed to activate automatically in the event of a man overboard incident. Following activation, the sMRT AU10-M transmits a 121.5 MHz and VHF DSC distress alert whilst continuously updating location information, via AIS. Automatic activation will alert you of every MOB incident within 2 – 5 seconds. A low power homing signal to assist local rescue efforts All nearby vessels are automatically alerted of the man overboard situation via DSC The live location of the man overboard is regularly updated and displayed via AIS Dual GNSS DUAL GNSS Combines both GPS & Galileo GNSS receivers for accelerated detection Compliant to European regulation ECC/DEC/ (22)02 relevant to the usage of MOB devices

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sMRT AU10-M Product Brochure-2

PRODUCT FEATURES C Antenna can be unscrewed and detached for easy storage AU transmissions will automatically activate in water Easy push button allows the PLB to be manually activated Arming switch, locks in and clearly displays if the PLB is ON or OFF Audible Alarm Test Functionality Dual Activation Methods Highlights activation to aid location and raise awareness of false activation Manual device safety, providing a health check on power and functionality Device can be activated manually or after immersion in water meaning it will still work if user is incapacitated Clipping System Dual GNSS...

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AUTOMATIC WATER ACTIVATION * Expected range derived from sea trials. Actual alerting range dependent on sea state, atmospheric conditions and height/altitude of receiving antenna. www.smrtsos.com | [email protected] | +44 (0) 1482 679300 Subject to change © Copyright Marine Rescue Technologies Ltd Issue 2 WESGSlM GROUP

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.